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 Eagle 44 is a unique military base in the world

Yesterday, Iran unveiled its newest and most up-to-date defense fortifications, which was an underground air base, the Iran newspaper writes.

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Innovative diplomacy in America's backyard 

In an in the Iran newspaper, Reza Nazar-Ahari, adviser to the foreign minister, points to Tehran's relations with Latin America and the recent visit by Amir Abdollahian to the region and writes: "The Iranian foreign minister's trip was with a political and economic agenda, and was made to countries that have the most areas for interaction. 

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Arman-e-Melli: A spark of hope

Arman-e- Melli writes: The recent words of Iran's chief negotiator Ali Bagheri-Kani had a new point in which a glimmer of hope could be seen. Bagheri-Kani, instead of emphasizing the fulfillment of America's commitments in the nuclear deal and the issue of safeguards, only mentioned the revival of the 2015 nuclear agreement.

Iran is an emerging power

Writing in Hamshahri, Deputy Chairman of the Iranian Parliament National Security and Foreign Policy Committee Abbas Moqtadaei says: In the past few decades, the Islamic Republic has turned from a country under the control of the colonial system into an influential country in regional and global equations with its anti-colonial policy.

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Baku creates tension

The Iran newspaper refers to the recent tensions between Iran and Azerbaijan and writes: Despite Iran’s warnings to Baku, the Republic of Azerbaijan is using attack on its embassy on January 27 as an excuse for creating tension.

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Reasons for cutting US-Iran ties 

Javan writes: Since the beginning of the Islamic Revolution (1979), some said the cause of Washington’s enmity toward Iran is Tehran's actions and claimed that if there were no anti-American policies in Iran, the U.S. would not have a reason for enmity.  

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Domestic production is the antidote to sanctions

The last decade has been difficult for the national economy, the Iran newspaper writes.

Drones intended to divert attention away from internal crises

The U.S -Israeli drone attack on a Defense Ministry workshop in the central Iranian city of Isfahan failed and thus the joint American-Zionist conspiracy to destroy the complex was nullified.

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 Legal analysis on whether Iran can close Hormuz Strait

“International waterways include lakes, rivers, and international straits that are between two or more countries and international straits are one of the most important examples of international waterways,” a senior expert in international law writes in Farhikhtegan as he points to the legal debates about the possibility of closing the Strait of Hormuz by Iran.

U.S. benefits from continuation of war in Ukraine

Some say the U.S. has no interest in Ukraine, or if it does, it is mostly moral, but the U.S. has a vital interest in the war in Ukraine, Javan wrote.

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Neo-Nazis against Iran

Some European governments, including Germany, played a key role in the riots in Iran in the autumn. Recently, a file has been published that reveals the role of this country in the assassination of Lt. Gen. Qassem Soleimani and his companions.

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Legal aspects of possible action of EU against IRGC

The recent efforts to include the IRGC on the list of terrorist groups of the European Union are important in terms of laying the groundwork for the action of the Council of Europe and also in terms of reflecting public opinion.

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Why Council of Europe won’t put IRGC on terror list 

TEHRAN- Etemad believes that the Council of Europe will not include the IRGC on its list of terrorist groups. 

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Issuing a statement not an answer to the enemy

A political current in Iran tried and is still trying to categorize Western countries into two groups regarding confrontation with the Islamic Revolution. One is the United States of America, which is an enemy of Iran; and secondly Europe, which, although it has a dispute with Iran, can reach an agreement with it and can even use it against America.

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Enemy and miscalculation again

In an article entitled "Enemy and miscalculation again", the Jam-e-Jam newspaper refers to the European Parliament's policy towards the IRGC and writes: The IRGC is a part of the country that cannot be separated.

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EU Parliament move on IRGC result of failures in Iran

In a dangerous move the European Parliament on Wednesday voted for a resolution in which it asks the European Union and its member states to include the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps of Iran (IRGC) on its terrorist list.

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You will meet IRGC in Persian Gulf!

Refers to the European Union's attempt to place the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) on the list of terrorist groups, the Javan newspaper writes: Following the successive failures of some Western countries in creating unrest in Iran, which was designed and supported by the United States, the Zionist regime and the financing of some Arab governments in the region and terrorist groups, the European governments and British at the top have launched a ridiculous campaign against the Islamic Republic by trying to put the IRGC on their own terrorist list.

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 EU's incoherent policy toward Tehran 

In reference s to the hostile policies of the European Union toward Iran over the last few months, especially after the start of the unrest in country, the Sharq newspaper has sought the views of three international relations experts, namely Hashem Partoy, Rahman Ghahramanpour, and Jalal Khosh-Chehreh. 

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Saudi Arabia's new game in Africa   

TEHRAN- Saudi Arabia is seeking a presence in African countries, especially Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda, to diversify its partners, the Etemad newspaper wrote. 

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Riyadh looking to get more points 

TEHRAN- The Shargh newspaper points to the lack of readiness and desire by Saudi Arabia to resume relations with Iran.

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Freedom of speech in the West is just a claim

TEHRAN- Etemad writes about the West’s double-standard approach in terms of freedom of speech.

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10 steps of the West to support chaos in Iran

TEHRAN- In a commentary, the Iran newspaper listed the actions of the United States and Europe in supporting the riots in Iran, which include;

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9 warnings to the Republic of Azerbaijan

Arman-e Emrooz has criticized appeasing Baku. Some advices on how to deal with the hostile policies of the Republic of Azerbaijan. To warn Baku to stop anti-Iran procedures, the following approaches can be used:

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An insult due to the failure of chaos project

TEHRAN- Referring to the Charlie Hebdo case, Farhikhtegan wrote: Put yourself in the shoes of the architects of the chaos project. You've been trying for four months to say it's done, in a few hours, a few days, a few months, etc. What do you do when nothing happens and your reader is angry? In order to calm it down, to relieve the feeling of great failure, insult is the easiest thing.

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Protestors can form their own parties 

Manoucher Mottaki, the chairman of the House of Parties, suggests if the protestors are not happy with principlist and reformist factions they can establish their own political parties.

French magazine's insult to Iranian women

TEHRAN-- Farhikhtegan daily wrote about the insult of the French magazine Charlie Hebdo against Iranian women.

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Fatherly advice for Iranian girls

The words of the leader of the revolution in meeting with women received the highest attention of the newspapers. They put his remarks on top of their stories. The most important point of the meeting was the Leader's opinion about women and girls who have incomplete hijab, in which he said, "They are also our girls and they should not be considered counter-revolutionary."

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Harmful cooperation with FATF

Iran’s inclusion in the FATF’s black list will not cause problems for our foreign trade and exchange rate stability, the Kayhan publication wrote.

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Why is Riyadh looking for peace with Iran?

Arman-e Melli focused on relations between Iran and Saudi Arabia, asking ‘Why is Riyadh looking for peace with Iran?’

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 JCPOA still an achievement for Biden

Arman-e Melli ran a story headline ‘JCPOA still an achievement for Bide’, quoting Abdolreza Farjirad, a diplomat and foreign policy expert.